The stunning Rhine and Neckar Valleys in Germany are famous for their impressive castles, quaint medieval towns and a rich wine making tradition. Explore picturesque Heidelberg, historic Mainz and cobblestoned wine villages as you enjoy a relaxed cycling trip through Germany's history.

Bike and Boat in Germany's Castle Country

Self-Guided Trip, Small-Ship Cruise

CA$

days from

2560

The stunning Rhine and Neckar Valleys in Germany are famous for their impressive castles, quaint medieval towns and a rich wine making tradition. Explore picturesque Heidelberg, historic Mainz and cobblestoned wine villages as you enjoy a relaxed cycling trip through Germany's history.

Activity / Theme

Destination

River Cruise, Cycling

Germany

Comfort Level

Physical Rating

Moderate

Leisurely

Accommodation

Cabins with shower and toilet

Transportation

Barge, bike

Months of Operation

June, July, August, September

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Inclusions

7 breakfasts, 6 picnic lunches, 7 dinners
Tea and coffee in the afternoon
7 nights accommodation
Welcome drink and information meeting
7 speed bike rental with a pannier
Electric bike available on request
Route notes & maps
Linen and change of towels as required
Daily cabin cleaning
Cruise director provides daily briefings
All harbour, lock and bridge fees
GPS Tracks for cycling routes

Itinerary

DAY 1 Start Koblenz
DAY 2 Boat and bike to famous Rudesheim (46 kms)
DAY 3 Ride to Mainz's many churches, museums and monuments (32-35 kms)
DAY 4 Pedal to the vineyards of Nierstein (17-26 kms)
DAY 5 Continue to medieval Heidelberg (25 kms)
DAY 6 Through the woods of Odenwald to Eberbach (34 kms)
DAY 7 Final ride to Bad Wimpfen (45 kms)
DAY 8 End Bad Wimpfen

Adventure Coordinators Insider Tip:

A Time of Gifts by Patrick Leight Fermor is a good travel book to read on this trip. It is a memoir of the first part of Fermor's journey on foot across Europe from the Hook of Holland to Constantinople in 1933/34.

Sample tour. Itinerary, accommodation, transportation, inclusions and prices are correct at the time of publication but may change without prior notice. Please inquire.

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